The school nurse is leading a discussion on violence with a group of adolescents. Which factors could the school nurse indicate as protective factors that may decrease the risk of violence?
Select all that apply.
A) Involvement in the community
B) Participation in family activities
C) Residing in an impoverished community
D) Academic failures at a young age
E) Success in school
Answer: A, B, E
Involvement in the community, participation in family activities, and success in school are all examples of protective factors. Protective factors decrease the risk of violence perpetration and victimization. Residing in an impoverished community is a predisposing factor. Academic failure at a young age is an influential factor.
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